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Default Disabilities question........

Hi all,
Does anyone know if Neuropathy (not specifically diabetes Neuopathy but Neuropathy in general) is covered by the Americans with Disablities Act? I am going to try to get my Principal at the school I work at, to let me work half days for a while to see if I can handle it or not, taking my pain meds.
If you know can you give me the specifics of where it's at in the ADA.....Thanks! Roxie
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Had surgery for IV port for IVIG infusions 07
Halo 360 & 90 procedure for Barrett's esophagus
Dx'd Chronic Axonal Neuropathy & Myopathy June 07
Dx'd IC May 2006 (after suffering for 25+ yrs!)
Gall bladder surgery Aug. 2004
Gastric Bypass Dec. 2004
Dx'd: Barrett's Esphogus July 2004
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